How to Solve the Cyber Data Conundrum
Agencies have plenty of data they can use to detect cyber threats. The trick is using it without breaking the budget.
Agencies have plenty of data they can use to detect cyber threats. The trick is using it without breaking the budget.
Supply chain cyber attacks are escalating. Vendors that can help remove weak links and defend against incursions are essential.
Cybersecurity solutions based on perimeter defense are no longer adequate. Cloud, the explosion of IoT endpoints, and telework call for zero trust.
Cloud technology can lead to cost savings, greater efficiency and less burdensome workloads. But many agencies have slow-walked their journeys to the cloud, and cloud migrations can, in fact, be quite complicated. Here are three things agencies should consider when contemplating a cloud transition.
When digital services are simple, fast and reliable, they build trust in government. It’s crucial to understand that link, and how technology can help agencies fulfill their missions while protecting against identity theft and other cyber vulnerabilities.
(Re) building government data systems provides an opportunity to transform community engagement channels.
Government agencies must have good cyber hygiene and be ready for potential attacks. An industry expert offers commonsense advice.
It’s difficult to keep agencies cyber secure, and the growth and sophistication of cyber threats is daunting. But automation can be a saving grace for agencies that implement it.
Agencies need to build a comprehensive cloud strategy with a secure unified platform. Using one with familiar tools built in can ease th
South Dakota’s cyber defense prepares for threats known and unknown.